I would like to thank all of those who attended last Tuesday's Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution (OSCCR) meeting and offered suggestions on reforming the Code of Student Conduct. Although the format of the forum was not to anyone's liking, the overall quality...

By Daryl Velez As of yesterday afternoon, the women's basketball team has dropped eight straight games, including an 85-51 loss to Old Dominion Thursday and a slim 77-74 loss against Georgia State Sunday. In the team's loss to ODU, the Huskies crashed the boards to grab 43...

By Jonathan Raymond The post-streak struggles continued this weekend for the Huskies as they dropped a pair of games to Providence, losing 5-1 Friday night at Matthews Arena and 5-2 Saturday in Providence. Friday night started harmlessly enough, with NU and Providence deadlocked...

By Danielle Capalbo She has spoken in the voices of many vaginas. In past performances of the Vagina Monologues, Angelica Sirabella has relished in breaking the paradigm of dainty femininity, she said. She has been rowdy and raunchy, acting out scenes called "The Woman Who...

By Andrew Parente Despite holding a lead with just minutes left in the game, Northeastern was unable to hold off Hofstra, and dropped the game 70-65 Saturday at Matthews Arena. Hofstra senior guard Antoine Agudio scored a game high 32 points. He also went 11 of 17 from the...

Everyone suffers from a first kiss. I say "suffer" because no one actually enjoys this kiss. It's usually sloppy, wet and consequently makes you gag. My first kiss happened when I was in sixth grade, on a porch swing, in my aunt's backyard. It wasn't memorable, and it is nothing...

By Jared Sugerman The box score from Saturday's game seems to suggest that the women's hockey team never had a chance in their 8-2 loss at No. 1 New Hampshire. But it might indicate otherwise if shots off the posts were listed. Freshman forward Kristi Kehoe and sophomore forward...

There were probably 100 people in our friend's industrial loft, a two-floor behemoth in Brooklyn with a wrought-iron spiral staircase to connect the living room with a dance floor downstairs. No one would hear us, for sure. No one would even notice we were gone. Anyway, I...

By Anne Baker Though appointed amid controversy, Richard O'Bryant, director of the African American institute that bears his family's name, has made slow but steady progress toward creating a unified core of students, faculty and director, in his first semester in the role....

By Rachel Zarrell When Joseph DeRoche applied to be an instructor at Northeastern in 1965, the vice president interviewing him noticed he wasn't married. "He said, 'I see you haven't found the right woman,' and I said 'yes,'" DeRoche remembers. "But if I turned around and...

In response to your article "Campus dining halls serving approximations, not information" (Jan. 17), it was shocking to discover that the district manager of Chartwells readily admits that the information provided about ingredients and health details are simply "approximations...

Jeff Maimon helped fill 4,000 seats in Matthews Arena last year for a Springfest concert lineup that sold out in less than seven hours. Still, as he gears up for his second tour at the helm of the large concert committee for the Council for University Programs (CUP), Maimon...